JAKARTA: Forensic experts from the Indonesian police Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) team, Friday, said that they had identified 15 victims of the Sukhoi Superjet 100 which crashed at Gunung Salak, Bogor, last May 9.
The victims, 10 men and five women, comprised 13 Indonesians and two of other nationalities.
Head of the Indonesian Police Hospital at Keramat Jati here, Brigadier General Agus Prayitno, at a media conference which was broadcast live by several television stations, said the victims were identified through their finger prints, dental records, DNA and personal possessions.
However, he said the bodies had yet to be handed over to their next of kin as some of their body parts were still missing.
Until today, the hospital had received 30 body bags of the victims’ remains and belongings which were recovered from the site of the crash.
The ill-fated aircraft, with 45 passengers on board, was on a demonstration flight on May 9 when it suddenly lost communication with the air control tower.
The plane’s wreckage was spotted on Gunung Salak the following day
Friday 18 May 2012
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